Pe-Kiang [北江] or North River Kwangtung [廣東] South China' 'C.W. Case-Morris Lieut[enant] 2[nd Battalion] R[oyal] W[est] Kent Reg[imen]t June 1906.
Scope & Content:
' … a timed sketch, made from the bridge of a river gun boat.' The river and its immediate surrounds are mapped from Samshui (三水) northwards to Shiuchow (韶州). Shows hydrology, settlements and local communications. Relief, either side of the river, is shown by form lines. Includes topographical n...
'Map of first Mining Permit applied for by The Pekin Syndicate Ltd. In Ping-Ting-Chou [平定州] Shansi [山西]' '山西平定州平潭鎮福公司初請礦界圖.' 'P.T.C.26 A.J.M. Shaw 16:3:06'
Scope & Content:
The application area straddles the Tao River (桃河) to the north of Ping-Ting Chou. The map shows hydrology, relief with form lines, settlements, and the application boundary. Place names are given in Chinese characters with Wade-Giles romanisations.
Map shewing route of Lt. Colonel G Pereira August and September 1906
Scope & Content:
The parts of Lt Colonel Pereira's route not travelled by railway cover Lungmenkieh (龍門街) to Tsinghwachen (清化縣) via Honanfu (河南府) and Hwaiking (懷慶); Kaifeng (開封) to Kaocheng (考城); and Changte (彰德) to Hwahsien (滑縣) via Taming (大名). Shows principally hydrology and settlements; and Col Pereira's rout...
The Hun Ho [渾河] valley', Chihli Province (直隸省). Endorsed: 'E.W.S. Mahon Lt. R.E. 15/5/02
Scope & Content:
A map of the river from its nearest point to Peking (北京), upstream as far as Kalgan (張家口).Shows hydrology, relief in the vicinity of the river, settlements, and the route taken by the Lieutenant Mahon. Non-standard romanisation of place-names has been corrected to Wade-Giles in red ink.
'Peking [北京] to Kalgan [張家口] Railway Reconnaissance. The Pei-ho [白河] and Yung-ning-ch'eng [永寧城] Routes, by Lieut: Mahon, R.E. and Havildar Tilbir Bhandari.' Surveyed during May 1902.
Scope & Content:
Shows hydrology, relief, numbered settlements, and local communications. With 6 pages of place-name lists (characters and Wade-Giles romanisation) attached to the respective sheets, and a separate title sheet.
'Chih-Li [直隸] Province. Survey from Niu Lan Shan [牛欄山] to Jehol [熱河] & Jehol to Ma-pa-tien [unidentified].' - War Office ledger 'Tracing of Survey by Mr R.B. Morehead 1902' - War Office envelope
Scope & Content:
A sketch map describing a route from Niulanshan (牛欄山) 25 miles north-east from Peking (北京), proceeding north-east to the Great Wall at Kupehkow (古北口), thence to Lwanping (灤平) and Jehol (熱河), east to Pingchuan (平泉) and Chienchang (建昌), all in Chihli Province, then south to Suizhong (綏中), Shengking...
Sheet 1. Niulanshan (牛欄山) to Ma-pa-tien (unidentified).
Scope & Content:
Drawn in two sections on the sheet, the map shows hydrology, settlements and roads along the route. Place-names are given in non-standard romanisation.